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    Facebook to reportedly pay Ugandans $2,748 per day to spend time on their social network

    Aren’t we lucky here in Uganda, according to Globalinsidernews Ugandans who spend at least 1 minute on Facebook everyday will qualify to join thousands of people who have already made hundreds of US dollars by just being on Facebook.  This is part of  Facebook’s  just released a “Facebook Fortune” program that will allow Ugandans to earn money from the comfort of their own homes.

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    If these rumors turn out to be true, they bear a striking resemblance to the online telex free ad-clicking schemes that were banned from the region early this year. Globalinsider further reports that several hundreds of residents will soon have the opportunity to make hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, from the comforts of their own home, getting paid by cheque, direct deposit and even Paypal.

    They further go on to give you a link on how to get started with the whole program and earn big. The site gives details how residents from other countries have benefited from this program. Our advice is join with caution, there is nothing like free money. Hit the source link below for more details.

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    Source: GlobalInsider

     

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